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Halloween 2025 is almost here! Every year at this time, not only is life filled with various Halloween activities and elements, but most games also host in-game celebrations or offer Halloween-themed rewards.

As an MMORPG with over 20 years of existence, World of Warcraft has its own dedicated Hallow's End, available in both the base game and its expansions.

WoW MoP Classic launched in July of this year, and Phase 2 is currently underway. Its Hallow's End officially began on October 18th! Below, we'll explain how to participate in Halloween events on this Eastern-themed server.

Hallow's End In MoP Classic Overview

This event will run until November 1st, the day after Halloween in the real world. During this time, you can participate in various fun activities or defeat the event-exclusive boss, Headless Horseman, in Scarlet Monastery to win rewards.

Participate In Daily Events To Collect Items

During Hallow's End, you can explore various zones and kill enemies to collect loot. For example, monsters above level 60 will drop an 18-slot Jack-o'-lantern, while monsters at level 50 will drop a 16-slot Pumpkin Bag.

In addition, candy buckets are hidden at inns in Azeroth and Outland. Finding these will grant a Handful of Treats. Alternatively, you may find open apple barrels floating on the pools in an inn. Clicking on the pools instantly grants you 5 Bobbing Apples.

These special apples restore health over 24 seconds when consumed. Consuming them for at least 10 seconds even grants stamina and spirit buffs. Therefore, we recommend saving these apples for Hallow's End boss fight.

Putting Out Fires Questline

This event questline involves the boss, Headless Horseman. He rides his horse through six villages in Azeroth, dropping flaming pumpkins and setting them on fire. Help the villagers put out the fires and save the villages to receive a reward.

Quest 1

The first mission will differ depending on your faction. Alliance players will receive Fire Brigade Practice, while Horde players will receive Fire Training.

To complete this mission, you must follow the mission instructions to find five burning scarecrows and use the nearby buckets of water to put out their flames. Here are the steps:

• 1. Right-click the bucket, fill it with water, and place it in your inventory.
• 2. Right-click the filled bucket, aim the aiming circle at the burning scarecrows, and click to release.
• 3. After extinguishing all the scarecrows, return to claim your reward.

Quest 2

This mission will differ depending on whether the village you arrive at is already on fire. If not, you'll need to receive the quest "Let the Fires Come!"; if flames are already raging, you'll need to receive "Stop the Fires!".

Both missions require you to use your existing firefighting skills to help the villagers put out the fires. Afterward, Shade of the Horseman will appear. You'll need to kill him, causing a giant pumpkin to appear. Click the pumpkin to receive the following rewards:

• Weighted Jack-o'-Lantern
• Rickety Magic Broom
• Folded Letter
• Handful of Treats
• Wands, masks, and/or a few more Tricky Treats

Hallow's End Orphan Treats Questline

This questline has nothing to do with the boss. Instead, you'll run around collecting candy from relevant NPCs in various towns and distribute it to the orphans.

Each collection corresponds to a quest. Completing each quest increases your faction's reputation with their main city by 250 points and rewards you with 30 Hallow's End Pumpkin Treats. The quests are as follows:

Alliance - Hallow's End Treats for Jesper!:

• Flexing for Nougat - Innkeeper Allison - /Ways 53-66.
• Chicken Clucking for a Mint - Innkeeper Firebrew - /Ways 18-51.
• Incoming Gumdrop - Talvash del Kissel - /Ways 36-4.
• Dancing for Marzipan - Innkeeper Saelienne - /Ways 67-16.

Horde - Hallow's End Treats for Spoops!:

• Flexing for Nougat - Innkeeper Gryshka - /Ways 54-68.
• Incoming Gumdrop - Kali Remik - /Ways 56-74.
• Chicken Clucking for a Mint - Innkeeper Norman - /Ways 68-39.
• Dancing for Marzipan - Innkeeper Pala - /Ways 46-65.

How To Defeat The Final Boss Of This Event?

Headless Horseman boss encounter has three phases, and he regenerates his health before each phase, so the entire fight can take quite a while.

To ensure you can defeat the boss battle in one go, we recommend entering with a group and redeem enough consumables, such as potions, flasks, or food, through WoW MoP Classic gold beforehand.

Phase 1

The first half of this phase is straightforward: attack the boss until his health reaches 1%. He'll then throw his head, and his body will begin to regenerate, but you'll want to focus all your firepower on the head.

When the head's health reaches approximately 60%, or the boss's torso reaches 100%, the head and body will connect, triggering Phase 2.

Phase 2

This phase is completed similarly to Phase 1, with the only caveat being that the boss will cast Conflagrate on a random player. Phase 3 begins when the boss's head's health reaches 30%, or the body reaches 100%.

Phase 3

During this phase, Headless Horseman will spawn four Pumpkin Fiends in the arena every 30 seconds for you to pick up. These provide additional loot.

When the boss's health is reduced to 1% through attacks, its head will fly out again. Destroy the head completely to end the battle.

Note that if you don't destroy the head before the boss body's health reaches 100% during Phase 3, this phase will repeat until you do.

Boss Battle Rewards

Rewards are divided into two parts, provided by Pumpkin Fiends and Headless Horseman. Details are as follows:

Pumpkin Fiend Rewards:

• The Horseman's Horrific Hood
• The Horseman's Sinister Slicer
• Hallowed Helm
• Sinister Squashling
• Magic Broom
• Swift Magic Broom
• The Horseman's Reins

Boss Rewards:

• Seal of Ghoulish Glee
• Band of the Petrified Pumpkin
• The Horseman's Ring
• Wicked Witch's Signet
• Weighted Jack-o'-Lantern

The above is the core of this event. There are actually more detailed quests and achievements to complete. If you're short on time or just want to complete the key quests, our guide should be sufficient!

WoW MoP Classic Phase 2 launched on September 23rd. While Phase 2 might seem underwhelming compared to the numerous raids and activities during Phase 1, it still includes some worthwhile quests, such as Landfall Campaign.

While most of the quests in this campaign take place in PvP-style locations, you'll need to complete them alongside NPCs, so you won't have to worry about difficulty or interference from other players.

The only caveat is that Landfall Campaign is strongly faction-specific, meaning that both the method for unlocking the campaign and the rewards available depend on whether you're from Alliance or Horde.

Below, we'll provide different strategies for completing Landfall Campaign, categorized by faction.

Completing Landfall Campaign - Alliance

Completing Landfall Campaign as soon as possible is recommended, not only because of the new gear you'll receive, but also because it allows you to unlock Pandaria Campaign and the next chapter of your Legendary quest chain.

How To Unlock The Campaign?

Whether you're Alliance or Horde, you must complete a series of prerequisite quests to unlock Landfall Campaign. Below are Alliance-specific quests and the relevant NPCs.

• Meet the Scout: Lyalia, Scout Lynna
• A King Among Men: Marshal Troteman, Hilda Hornswaggle
• Lion's Landing

The final quest requires you to travel to Krasarang Cove and use a flare launcher to signal Alliance fleet, which will then allow you to begin the next step in the campaign.

Note that this also unlocks the ability to earn reputation points for Operation: Shieldwall. As you progress through Landfall Campaign, you'll earn some reputation points, which you can then continue farming to earn reputation level rewards.

How To Complete The Campaign?

Before beginning Landfall Campaign, you must first find and kill three Rares within your faction's camp. This will earn you 500 reputation points with The Black Prince and the faction-exclusive "I'm In Your Base, Killing Your Dudes" reward.

If you're Alliance, the three Rares and their coordinates are:

• Champion of Arms: Kar Warmaker - Domination Point's East entrance. (/way 13.4 54.8)
• Champion of the Light: Muerta - The left of the inner fortress. (/way 9.6 54.6)
• Champion of the Shadows: Ubunti the Shade - Domination Point Tower. (/way 13.2 66.0)

Rewards for killing them include:

• Blood-Soaked Invitation
• Alliance Insignia of Conquering
• SI:7 Operative's Manual
• Steadfast Footman's Medallion

What Quests Are Required To Complete?

To be honest, completing Landfall Campaign is a lengthy process, as it involves many quests and is tied to your Operation: Shieldwall reputation level. New Landfall Campaign quests unlock at specific reputation levels.

It's important to note that each specific Landfall Campaign task actually includes multiple steps. To save you time, we've listed them below.

• The Man With a Thousand Faces (950 Friendly)
• The Voice of the Gods (4900 Friendly)
• Jaina's Hope (2850 Honored)
• The Korune (6800 Honored)
• Heart of the Alliance (10750 Honored)
• Secrets of the Past (2700 Revered)
• The Divine Bell (6650 Revered)
• The Purge of Dalaran (before 8600 Revered)
• An Ancient Ally (before 14540 Revered)
• In Search of Harmony (before 18500 Revered)
• Breath of Darkest Shadow (Exalted)

Completing Landfall Campaign - Horde

If you are a member of Horde, you will need to complete the following quests to unlock the campaign:

• Meet the Scout: Sunwalker Dezco, Scout Rokla.
• The Might of the Warchief: Blood Guard Gro'tash, Grizzle Gearslip.
• Domination Point: Light a signal fire on the beach at Horde landing point to signal Horde fleet.

The new faction for earning reputation with Horde is Dominance Offensive, centered around Krasarang Wilds. You can increase your reputation by completing Landfall Campaign and daily reputation quests.

Where Are The Killable Rares?

For Horde players, in addition to The Black Prince reputation, "I'm In Your Base, Killing Your Dudes" rewards for killing three Rares include:

• Blood-Soaked Invitation
• Horde Insignia of Conquering
• Kor'kron Book of Hurting
• Mark of the Hardened Grunt

For specific Rares coordinates, please refer to the following:

• Champion of Arms: Dalan Nightbreaker - Lion's Landing beach. (/way 85.0 27.6)
• Champion of the Light: Disha Fearwarden - One tent inside the fortress. (/way 87.4 29.2)
• Champion of the Shadows: Mavis Harms - On the docks. (/way 84.6 31.0)

Horde Landfall Campaign Quests

Like Alliance, Horde Landfall Campaign quests unlocked are tied to reputation with the new Dominance Offensive faction. These quests include:

• The Voice of the Gods (950 Friendly)
• The Horde Is Family (4900 Friendly)
• Blood For Blood (2850 Honored)
• The Korune (6800 Honored)
• Pride (10750 Honored)
• Rise of the Blood Elves (2700 Revered)
• Secrets of the Past (6650 Revered)
• The Divine Bell (before 8600 Revered)
• The Darnassus Operation (before 14540 Revered)
• The Purge of Dalaran (before 18500 Revered)
• Breath of Darkest Shadow (Exalted)

Whether you're from Horde or Alliance, with completing Landfall Campaign, will have maximized your reputation with your new faction, and help you earn the associated reputation rewards and achievements.

It's worth noting that Operation: Shieldwall is essentially a counterpoint to Dominance Offensive, so you can engage in PvP combat against members of the opposing faction within Krasarang Wilds to earn additional rewards.

This concludes the main guide for completing Landfall Campaign in WoW MoP Classic for each faction. This is a long-term campaign, so take your time and enjoy the game!

Completing quests in Landfall Campaign may require you to collect and submit specific materials. While these materials can be obtained through foraging or combat drops, farming them can be quite tedious.

To save time and complete the campaign quickly, you can buy cheap WoW MoP Classic gold on IGGM and then use that gold to buy the materials you need to complete the quests faster!

Besides the constant dangers and battles of World of Warcraft, there's also joy and good brews. From September 20th to October 6th, Horde and Alliance will host Brewfests!

Warriors from each faction can enjoy delicious food and brews while collecting new trinkets and mounts. By completing quests, you'll also earn tokens that can be redeemed for rewards.

Horde and Alliance factions will host Brewfest camps outside Gates of Orgrimmar and Gates of Ironforge, respectively.

Events

Coren Direbrew Holiday Boss

Use Dungeon Finder to team up and slay Coren Direbrew. Your first daily kill will earn you Direbrew's Dire Brew quest, which grants you an additional 40 Brewfest Prize Tokens. The following items have a chance to drop:

• Thousand-Year Pickled Egg
• Mithril Wristwatch
• Coren's Cold Chromium Coaster
• Bitterest Balebrew Charm
• Brawler's Statue
• Bubbliest Brightbrew Charm

Non-Repeatable Events

• Brewfest!
• Welcome to Brewfest!
• Chug and Chuck!
• Pink Elekks On Parade
• Catch the Wild Wolpertinger!
• Now This is Ram Racing... Almost.
• Say, There Wouldn't Happen to be a Souvenir This Year, Would There?

Repeatable Events

• There and Back Again
• This One Time, When I Was Drunk...
• Bark for (any brewery)

In addition to earning Mists of Pandaria Classic gold, completing the above quests also allows you to use Brewfest Prize Tokens you collect to visit Belbi Quikswitch (Alliance) or Blix Fixwidget (Horde) redemption prizes:

2 Tokens:

• Brewhelm
• Fresh Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)

5 Tokens:

• Fresh Dwarven Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)
• Fresh Goblin Brewfest Hops (Limited time/Limited duration)

20 Tokens:

• Preserved Brewfest Hops

50 Tokens:

• Blue Brewfest Hat
• Green Brewfest Hat
• Brown Brewfest Hat
• Purple Brewfest Hat

100 Tokens:

• Blix's Eyesight Enhancing Romance Goggles
• Belbi's Eyesight Enhancing Romance Goggles
• Brewfest Slippers
• Brewfest Boots
• Brewfest Pony Keg
• Pint-Sized Pink Pachyderm
• Pandaren Brewpack

200 Tokens:

• Brewfest Dress
• Brewfest Regalia
• "Brew of the Month" Club Membership Form (Alliance or Horde)

Are Brewfest Trinkets Worth Exchanging?

MoP Classic Phase 2 doesn't offer any new raids. Its updates are primarily geared towards catching up on gear, and Brewfest rewards are no exception. If your gear is already top-tier, these trinkets won't be very useful. Let's take a look at the trinkets.

Mithril Wristwatch

Mithril Wristwatch's primary stat is critical strike, which is excellent for classes like Mistweaver Monks and Discipline Priests.

It grants a 10% chance to trigger approximately 6500 spell power when you cast a harmful spell, lasting 10 seconds with a 55-second internal cooldown.

The advantage is that it triggers spell power, which typically has a higher value budget than secondary stats like haste and critical strike, making this trinket slightly overpowered in terms of stats.

However, its triggering mechanic relies on dealing damage, which can be very inconsistent for healers who don't frequently use damaging skills (such as Holy Paladins and Holy Priests). It's best suited for Discipline Priests.

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg's primary stat is Intelligence, and its effect is that using healing or heal-over-time spells has a 10% chance to trigger approximately 6500 Haste for 10 seconds, with an ICD of 55 seconds. This triggering mechanic is healer-friendly, and the 55-second ICD is more flexible than some trinkets with a 2-minute ICD.

Which Classes Need These Trinkets?

Holy Paladin

Both trinkets are average for Holy Paladins. The critical strike provided by Mithril Wristwatch is good, but Holy Paladins struggle to consistently trigger its damage condition. The haste provided by Thousand-Year Pickled Egg is even less valuable.

In normal Hellscream's Vigil (SoO), Raidfinder trinkets (such as Spirits of the Sun) and Relic of Chi-Ji are better and more consistent choices.

Discipline Priest

As mentioned above, Mithril Wristwatch is quite good because Discipline Priests frequently deal damage and can consistently proc. Its value is higher than many common/Raidfinder-tier SoO trinkets.

Thousand-Year Pickled Egg, however, is useless for Discipline Priests.

While Mithril Wristwatch is usable, it's still inferior to top-tier trinkets like Zen Alchemist Stone and Relic of Yu'lon. If you already have these, there's no need to pursue it specifically.

Holy Priest

Neither of these trinkets is ideal for Holy Priests. It's still recommended to stick with SoO Raidfinder trinkets, Zen Alchemist Stone, and Relic of Chi-Ji.

Restoration Druid

The egg trinket's haste doesn't provide benefits for Rejuvenation, making it of little value. While Mithril Wristwatch's proc chance is reasonable, it's still not as good as the top-tier SoO trinket. Furthermore, Restoration Druids don't deal damage often, making coverage a concern. SoO trinket and Relic of Chi-Ji are still recommended, as their procs are also inconsistent for Restoration Druids.

Mistweaver Monk

Critical strike is Mithril Wristwatch's core stat, making it a good match for Mistweaver Monk. However, Mithril Wristwatch's proc issues are similar to Relic of Yu'lon's—it relies on abilities like Rushing Jade Wind and Summon Jade Serpent Statue to trigger, resulting in a 10% chance of inconsistent coverage, requiring careful management and a poor user experience.

Restoration Shaman

Both trinkets are very useful for Restoration Shaman. First up, Thousand-Year Pickled Egg. Haste is an excellent stat for Restoration Shamans, and its triggering mechanism perfectly complements it, making it a great alternative to Essence of Terror.

Mithril Wristwatch also has decent critical strike, and Restoration Shamans will frequently use Telluric Currents talent to deal damage, making it a relatively reliable trigger.

If you have a Restoration Shaman alt, you can farm for Brewfest. If you don't want to spend MoP Classic gold on Relic of Chi-Ji, you can even equip two Brewfest trinkets, as they're powerful enough to enter Normal difficulty raids.

That's a rough outline of Brewfest event. It's a relatively casual event, perfect for those who enjoy collecting trinkets, completing achievements, or are Restoration Shaman players whose gear isn't quite up to par yet.

Patch 5.5.1 of Mists of Pandaria Classic Phase 2 has been announced, titled Landfall, and will be released on September 23rd. While this isn't a major update compared to Phase 1, with no new raids, it does include some noteworthy new content, including the new Brawler's Guild and the upcoming PvP activities and quests in Krasarang Wilds Campaign.

Since the game's release, there hasn't been much PvP activity on MoP Classic servers, which has been a bummer. However, Phase 2's PvP updates and full cross-server support for Group Finder make participating in PvP easier than ever.

Additionally, level 496 items can now be obtained through the new faction in Krasarang Wilds PvP zone. Landfall also introduces PvE and PvP gear upgrades, allowing you to upgrade your favorite gear by spending Justice Points. This means you can craft epic gear that's perfect for your build without investing tons of WoW MoP Classic gold!

So, here we want to talk about gear upgrades in WoW MoP Classic Phase 2, which is clearly one of the fastest ways to boost your character's damage after the update.

PvP & PvE Gear Upgrades

If you've acquired PvE gear using Valor Points in dungeons and raids, you can upgrade it using Justice Points. However, if you own PvP gear, you can only upgrade it using Honor Points.

Both PvE and PvP items can be upgraded by 8 item levels. PvE items are upgraded in two steps, each increasing by 4 item levels. Each item level increase counts as a 1% power increase, so each item actually increases its power by 8% in total.

Points Required For Upgrades

So, let's talk about the actual number of points you need to upgrade.

PvE Gear

Each upgrade for Epic PvE items requires 1,000 Justice Points, meaning if you have 16 slots total, or if you're a Warrior with a two-handed weapon and 15 slots, you'll need at least 32,000 or 30,000 Justice Points, respectively, to fully upgrade each item.

But the problem is, you can only have 4,000 Justice Points at a time. So, what's the best way to solve this problem?

Actually, there's a new exchange method where you can convert 125 Valor Points into 500 Justice Points, a 4:1 exchange rate. This means that for every Valor Point you earn, you'll receive 4 Justice Points.

So, if you've already accumulated 4,000 Justice Points before WoW MoP Classic Phase 2, you only need to have 7,000 Valor Points to fully upgrade your gear. This can be easily accomplished by using this new redemption method to convert them into Justice Points.

You can obtain a Commendation of Justice from Commander Oxheart in Siege of Niuzao Temple for 125 Valor Points, which grants you 500 Justice Points.

So on September 23rd, you can go to this vendor, spend your 7,000 Valor Points to acquire all Commendations, and then travel to the item upgrader next to Reforger in Shrine to upgrade your gear.

Just be careful not to exceed the redemption limit, as this will waste your hard-earned Valor Points.

PvP Gear

However, there's a slight difference with PvP gear. In patch 5.5.1, epic PvP gear will no longer be upgradeable because of concerns about disruptive mid-season upgrades and an attempt to balance player gear upgrade pressure. However, this adjustment only applies to epic PvP gear.

Rare PvP gear can be upgraded once, in increments of 8 item levels, from 457 to 465, at a cost of 1,000 Honor Points.

Assuming you have 12 slots, you'll need to spend at least 12,000 Honor Points to upgrade this piece of PvP gear to the highest item level.

Alternatively, you can obtain a Commendation of Honor from Commander Oxheart vendor for 125 Conquest Points. This converts 125 Conquest Points into 500 Honor Points, a 4:1 exchange rate.

Since our weekly Honor Points cap is also 4,000, this means we'll need 2,000 Conquest Points on top of that to upgrade our rare PvP gear.

How To Earn Valor Points And Conquest Points?

Earning Valor Points is actually quite easy, as we still have three resets worth of Valor Points before the patch.

So, even if you've used up all your Valor Points, you can still accumulate 4,800 Valor Points before Phase 2. Add to that the 1,600 Valor Points you'll earn after the patch cap increases, and you'll have 6,400 Valor Points by the time the patch releases.

If you've already spent a lot of Valor Points on your alts, don't worry; you can quickly catch up and get all the gear upgrades you want.

To earn enough Conquest Points before Phase 2 begins, you can earn them by participating in Arena and Rated Battlegrounds events in MoP Classic WoW, winning daily Random Battlegrounds, completing weekly PvP quests in Adventurer's Journal, and participating in Battleground Blitz events.

Notably, victories in Arena and Rated Battlegrounds will also reward you with more Conquest Points and help increase your weekly Conquest limit.

That's everything you need to know about upgrading items in WoW Classic Mists of Pandaria Phase 2. This is a great opportunity to boost your character's potential, so hurry up and collect these special points to help your warrior dominate Azeroth!

Everyone, today we're taking a look at Tsulong, the second boss encountered in WoW MoP Classic Terrace of Endless Spring raid.

As a major cloud serpent, Tsulong is one of the early bosses in this raid, and players must defeat him before they can proceed and face other powerful enemies, such as Lei Shi and Sha of Fear. Beyond that, defeating this boss will drop Mists of Pandaria Classic gold and raid gear, which are crucial for facilitating smoother encounters later.

Tsulong Mechanics

Tsulong encounter occurs in two phases, following a day and night cycle.

The first phase is the night phase. Tsulong starts with full health, requiring DPS, as he needs to resist the corruption of Sha of Fear. He will then briefly awaken from a nightmare and plead with the raid to restore him to full health so he can better fight Sha of Fear.

However, whatever his health was during the night phase, it will be reversed during the day phase. This means that if he's at 75% health at the end of the first night phase, he'll only be at 25% at the start of the next day.

Our goal is to either restore him to 100% health during the day or reduce his health to zero during the night.

Either way, you'll help him break the corrupting influence of Sha of Fear and continue his progress up the mountain.

The team composition for this encounter is a bit unique, as you need to bring as many healers as possible, with 7-8 being ideal. However, if you overload your healers, you might quickly lose the boss's second phase because of insufficient DPS.

Night Phase

Depending on Tsulong boss fight's mechanics, we've divided this guide into two parts.

First, there's the Night Phase. While in a pulsing state, Tsulong is enveloped in darkness. The corruption of Sha of Fear has consumed his senses, and we hope to lull him into consciousness and help him realize who he is.

This phase lasts two minutes, and our goal is to DPS him while taking heavy damage before the day phase arrives.

Dread Shadows

Every 2 seconds during the night phase, everyone in the raid will receive a stack of Dread Shadows, dealing approximately 45,000 Shadow damage and increasing Shadow damage taken by 10%.

While this isn't too bad early on, if too many stacks accumulate, the raid will suffer significant damage. Therefore, we want to purify them by entering Sunbeams.

Sunbeams

These Sunbeams are obtained with the help of the friendly Tsulong, hidden deep within Dragon Soul. We receive our first Sunbeam stack shortly after the start of the game. After that, new ones will spawn every 40-45 seconds.

Each time you enter a Sunbeam, absorbing sunlight reduces its size and power. Therefore, players should constantly enter a new Sunbeam, clear any Dread Shadow stacks, and then quickly exit, lest they absorb all the beams too quickly and force the raid to wait 45 seconds for the next one. Never do this.

So, the best strategy is to enter quickly soak up the sun, and then exit!

The Dark Of Night

To complicate matters slightly, The Dark of Night will appear at random locations and slowly move toward the beam. If it reaches the beam, it will absorb all of its energy, temporarily blinding you.

These Dark of Night spawns are random, but you can assign stun mitigation classes or Death Knights to control them to ensure you have enough time to cleave them. Please note that The Dark of Night should never be near a Sunbeam under any circumstances.

In addition, Tsulong's Shadow Breath can stack with a 100% damage debuff for 30 seconds. Therefore, your tank should taunt swap as much as possible during this effect and set a cooldown for each Shadow Breath. The combination of Shadow Breath and Dread Shadows means you'll take a significant amount of damage.

Nightmares

The final event of this phase: Every 15 seconds, Tsulong will drop three large purple circles of Nightmares on the ground. These take two seconds to trigger after becoming visible, so be sure to stay away from them.

If you're hit, you'll take massive damage, and combined with the damage dealt by Dread Shadows, even if you only get hit once, survival will be even more difficult. So spread out, avoid them, and stay alive.

Day Phase

Okay, now let's move on to the Day Phase.

Tsulong finally awakens from his nightmare, looks around, realizes he's been injured, and pleads with you to heal him so he can have the strength to resist Sha of Fear's corruption once and for all. Healers, this is your time to shine!

To do this, you'll need to utilize some of Tsulong's abilities to help heal him.

Sun Breath

First, every 30 seconds, Tsulong will cast Sun Breath, a 3-second spell that releases a massive burst of healing energy in front of him, dealing significant damage to Sha's attacks. It also grants Bathed in Light buff to players struck by it, restoring 25% of your mana and granting you a 6-second buff that increases your healing by 500%.

500% is a lot, but the players we typically assign to exploit this effect aren't the ones doing the bulk of the healing. Those utilizing The Light of Day are the ones doing the bulk of Tsulong's healing.

The Light Of Day

These small beams now randomly pop up in a small radius. If you right-click them, they grant you a healing buff called The Light of Day, increasing your healing by 1,500%. Yes, that's three times the healing of Sun Breath.

These beams now refresh every 10 seconds, with the first appearing at the transition from Night to Day.

Also, only three The Light of Day beams can be active at any given time. If a fourth appears, the first will disappear, so keep that in mind.

Unstable Sha

Your goal during the Day phase is to protect Tsulong's healing from interruptions so you can finish the fight faster.

Unfortunately, enemies seeking to interrupt your healing can spawn in various corners of the room.

These enemies primarily fall into two types. The first is Unstable Sha. These monsters spawn randomly and move toward the boss. If they come into contact with the boss, they explode, dealing approximately 5 million damage, which is very bad, especially since we're trying to keep Tsulong at full health.

Therefore, we split our DPS into four groups and spread them around the room, but not too far from Tsulong, as we still want them to be within healing range. We need to kill all the Unstable Sha monsters as soon as they spawn and do everything we can to prevent them from getting close to the boss.

Embodied Terror

Another enemy is aimed at tanks: Embodied Terror. These powerful enemies have nearly 18 million health in Heroic mode and should be killed quickly, as they randomly apply the Terrorize effect to both the player and Tsulong himself.

Terrorize effect deals Shadow damage equal to 50% of the player's current health every 1 second, and also deals Shadow damage equal to 5% of Tsulong's current health every 2 seconds. Therefore, when this ability is activated, it's important to dispel Tsulong first, then the player.

Since Tsulong's Sun Breath actually deals significant damage to Sha's minions, if you drag an Embodied Terror into him, he'll attack them with his breath, dealing nearly 5 million damage and stunning them for 8 seconds.

However, we don't want to use this ability on Embodied Terror monsters because once they die, five smaller monsters called Fright Spawns will spawn. These will run around and scare nearby players. So, the goal here is to stun these Embodied Terrors before the breath is released, which should instantly kill them.

Tsulong has four Breaths in total: one at 30 seconds, one at 60 seconds, one at 90 seconds, and a final one at 2 minutes. After his final Breath, he returns to Night phase.

Note: Before his final Breath, healers and DPS players only need to thoroughly cleanse Tsulong, and the boss is done!

That concludes our introduction to Tsulong boss in Terrace of Endless Spring raid. Honestly, this boss's dynamic phases are unlike any other enemies we've encountered before, but once you get the hang of it, defeating it isn't difficult!

The third raid in the first phase of WoW MoP Classic, Terrace of Endless Spring, has been developed. Each raid represents the current state-of-the-art equipment, with rewards including Mists of Pandaria classic gold and various materials. In this raid, you'll face four bosses: Protectors of the Endless, Tsulong, Lei Shi, and Sha of Fear.

Protectors of the Endless is the first boss and the only boss in Pandaria with a Hard Mode. Because this boss fight involves three Guardian enemies, its difficulty and rewards depend on which Guardian you defeat last.

Protectors Of The Endless Mechanics

This encounter involves three bosses, each with its own unique abilities. There's no set order for defeating the bosses, but each boss defeated grants the remaining bosses a stack of Sha Corruption, restoring health to full and granting them an additional ability.

• Hard Mode: Defeat Protector Kaolan last.
• Medium Mode: Kill Elder Regail last.
• Easy Mode: Kill Elder Asani last.

Completing Hard Mode increases the loot by 7 item levels, making it the best reward for your first boss fight. If you're not aiming for the highest rewards, the recommended kill order is: Protector Kaolan > Elder Regail > Elder Asani. The normal rewards are only item-level 496 gear and MoP Classic gold.

Each boss gains an AoE ability upon death, and each AoE inflicts a stack of damage-increasing debuff on the player. If the debuff stacks too high, it will increase healing pressure.

This debuff can be cleared by Asani's Corrupted Waters. Therefore, you can save Asani for last. Furthermore, since Kaolan's abilities after one Corruption are the most difficult to deal with and he has the highest health, killing Kaolan first will make things easier.

Team Configuration And Core Mechanics

This section focuses on team configurations and some mechanics for a 25-player Heroic Mode raid.

The recommended team configuration is 2 tanks with 5-6 healers, and the remaining DPS. DPS is crucial in this encounter, but the pressure on healers will be particularly severe in the later stages, so you can consider deploying 6 healers.

In Heroic Mode, be aware of Minions of Fear. They will spawn above the stairs and head towards the guardian with the lowest health.

• Encountering Bosses: Apply a stack of Greater Corrupted Essence to the boss, increasing its damage by 10%. Upon reaching 5 stacks, it will explode, almost guaranteeing a wipe.
• Killed By players: Upon exploding, it will apply a stack of Corrupted Essence to the 5 nearest players. Each stack increases their damage by 10% for 2 minutes, up to a maximum of 10 stacks. At 10 stacks, the player explodes, dealing significant damage to the raid.

The optimal goal is to increase the damage of all DPS gradually and healers while ensuring no one reaches 10 stacks. This can be achieved using a plugin like Exorsus Raid Tools to monitor the total stack count for the raid.

Minions of Fear can also be slowed, so the raid can manage Corrupted Essence buff stacks by arranging kill groups and rotating them around to kill the minions.

Boss Skills And Killing Phases

For optimal Heroic Mode rewards, kill the bosses in the order of Regail > Asani > Kaolan.

Phase 1: Kill Elder Regail

Lightning Bolt

it deals Nature damage and can be interrupted.

Lightning Cage

Targets three players, traps them after a few seconds, and deals damage to nearby players. Regail's Lightning Cage deals low damage, so be careful to stay away from any trapped teammates.

Lightning Storm

If you don't kill it first, it gains this skill, which deals a large AoE Nature damage.

Phase 2: Kill Elder Asani

Water Arrow

It can be interrupted.

Cleansing Waters

Summons a pool of water at your feet, providing significant healing and buffs to any boss standing within it. The tank must pull the boss out of the pool and dispel its buffs, while other players can stand within the pool to benefit from the healing and reduce the healing pressure.

Corrupted Waters

Asani's ability arrives after Regail's death. It summons a water orb that significantly increases the attack and casting speed of the remaining bosses. Destroying this orb is essential to prioritizing activation. Destroying it grants a Purification effect to all players within 15 yards, increasing their melee, ranged, and casting speed by 100% for 20 seconds.

Phase 3: Kill Protector Kaolan

Protector Kaolan possesses two stacks of damage buffs in Phase 3. His permanent DoT, high tank damage, and Expel Corruption ability combine to create a critical challenge for team survival and DPS output. Therefore, the higher your DPS, the better. Prolonged damage can lead to a team wipe.

Sha Corruption

Applies a permanent, undispellable DoT to a player every 12 seconds or so. Over time, this DoT will affect nearly the entire raid, soaring the healing pressure.

Defiled Ground (After Regail's Death)

Black water forms beneath the current tank, inflicting increasing damage. This requires the tank to move quickly, and a mid-phase tank swap is necessary to allow the debuff to wear off.

Expel Corruption (As The Last Survivor)

Casts approximately every 40 seconds, releasing a massive ring of shadowy energy within a 30-yard radius. The closer you are, the greater the damage, so it's important to avoid it early and avoid taking it head-on.

Requirements For Classes

During the third phase, the tank needs to be proficient in using their personal damage reduction skills and requesting external damage reduction. Pull Kaolan to a wall and position Expel Corruption ring at the edge.

Healers need to orchestrate their team's damage reduction chain throughout the encounter carefully. This encounter may require frequent, prolonged healing, typically every 10 seconds. Therefore, healers will need to manage their mana and can use some WoW MoP Classic gold to obtain restoration potions.

DPS's primary focus is to avoid all avoidable damage to relieve pressure on healers. This can be achieved by staying in Cleansing Waters of Asani.

Protectors of the Endless is not difficult as the first boss, but it is also quite challenging in Hard mode, and you can get 516 epic equipment, which is still worth a try, but you need to communicate well with the team.

In WoW MoP Classic, Feral Druid is a pure melee DPS spec, boasting strong single-target damage and respectable damage output, excelling in fights requiring high movement. Furthermore, they possess team-building abilities like Symbiosis, Stampeding Roar, and off-heals, making them popular in raids.

While Feral Druids can be more complex to control because of their energy and combo point-based rotations, they remain a reliable and versatile choice, both in solo play and in high-mobility raids.

So, here, we're sharing an in-depth guide to Feral Druid DPS spec. We'll cover everything you need to know to master this spec, including core concepts, talent trees, item selection, playstyle tips, and optimization techniques to help you maximize its performance.

Core Concepts

As we mentioned earlier, Feral Druid is all about managing buffs and debuffs through the efficient use of energy and combo points. Depending on your talent choices and playstyle, its difficulty can range from relatively easy to highly complex, but mastering it requires precise judgment, good awareness, and extensive practice.

Talent Tree

Mists of Pandaria Classic's talent system offers unique options at each tier, which affect your damage stats, allowing you to tailor your abilities to each encounter. For Feral Druid, our choices are as follows:

• Tier 1 (Movement) - Wild Charge: This is a movement skill that adapts to your form, allowing you to leap to your target while in Cat Form, for example. Unlike Displacer Beast, it also has no global cooldown.
• Tier 2 (Healing/Defense) - Ysera's Gift: This is a passive heal that restores 5% of your maximum health every 5 seconds to you or your allies.
• Tier 3 (Utility/Crowd Control) - Mass Entanglement: Roots a target for 20 seconds, spreading the effect to nearby enemies over that time. This effect can be interrupted by taking damage.
• Tier 4 (Cooldowns) - Force of Nature: Summons a Treant to assist Feral Druid in its current combat mission for 15 seconds. This provides the highest DPS bonus.
• Tier 5 (Utility) - Ursol's Vortex: This allows you to summon a vortex at a target location, reducing the movement speed of all nearby enemies by 50%.
• Tier 6 (Raid/Single Target) - Dream of Cenarius: Increases Wrath damage by 20%, and your Wrath spells heal a nearby ally for 100% of the damage dealt.

For glyphs, the only essential one is Glyph of Savagery, as it allows you to maintain the 45% damage bonus even without combo points.

The remaining glyphs are situational. For example, Glyph of Stampeding Roar provides significant team utility; Glyph of Healing Touch allows us to heal an ally by summoning Nature magic when playing Dream of Cenarius; and Glyph of Cat Form increases our healing, giving us increased survivability.

Stats & Gear

When choosing gear, we must consider our stat priorities. First, Agility is our primary and most important stat, followed by Mastery, Hit, Expertise, Crit, and finally Haste. Some players prefer Crit over Hit and Expertise, but I personally prefer to avoid missing snapshot bleeds. We'll make gear choices based on our stat priorities and our WoW MoP Classic gold budget.

When it comes to professions, Engineering reigns supreme. Its Synapse Springs grant us strong Agility, while Nitro Boosts provide exceptional mobility.

Alchemy is a good secondary profession because it allows us to craft trinkets. However, in the long run, Tailoring wins thanks to its high attack damage and stealth-pushing abilities.

Our pre-raid best-in-slot (BiS) gear choices are Relic of Xuen and Zen Alchemist Stone. Searing Words is a good third choice, providing additional buffs on critical hits.

Playstyles

Feral Druid has four main playstyles, each based on a talent but offering increased complexity and damage potential: Mono Cat, Force of Nature, Bear Weaving, and Dream of Cenarius.

Mono Cat

Mono Cat Feral Druid is almost entirely focused on using Cat Form. Its core gameplay is to maintain consistent Savage Roar and Bleeds while using buffs like Tiger's Fury and trinket procs to maximize damage.

When experimenting with this style, you'll need to prioritize maintaining bleed effects, using Ferocious Bite to finish off targets below 25% health, and effectively managing energy and combo points to maximize damage with abilities like Shred.

Force of Nature

In MoP, Feral Druids typically choose Force of Nature talent starting at level 60 due to its burst damage and root effect, though its sustained damage is generally considered weaker than Soul of the Forest.

Force of Nature summons a Treant, which attacks enemies for 15 seconds and roots them, dealing damage over time (DoT). Feral Treants, in addition to periodically rooting targets, also deal melee damage and Rake Bleed.

Bear Weaving

As a Feral Druid, your primary resource is energy, which you consume to use abilities like Shred, Mangle, and Swipe.

Bear Weaving is a Feral Druid tactic where they transform into Bear Form when their energy is low, allowing them to regenerate energy while still delivering some damage.

This technique helps balance energy consumption and ensures consistent damage output by briefly entering a more defensive form to recharge, rather than lingering in Cat Form.

Dream of Cenarius

Feral Druid's Dream of Cenarius talent increases the healing effectiveness of Healing Touch. More importantly, when you cast Healing Touch, your next two melee abilities gain 30% bonus damage. This synergy between the spell and melee abilities is key to Feral Druid's playstyle, allowing for bursts of damage after casting Healing Touch.

In short, Feral Druid is a complex but rewarding melee DPS spec in WoW Classic MoP. As long as you manage your energy, actively use cooldowns on abilities like Tiger's Fury and Berserk, and ensure your debuffs are constantly active, you'll be able to easily conquer any boss challenge!

Veteran WoW Classic players know that if you want to earn more gold, you need to go beyond just farming for raw gold. This is also true in Mists of Pandaria Classic expansion. Some in-game gear and materials often fetch exorbitant prices on Auction House, and acquiring one or two of these sought-after materials will ensure you never run out of gold.

In WoW MoP Classic, Jade Forest area is a popular farming location. It's the first area players encounter upon arriving in Pandaria. Here, you'll receive quests and begin your journey to level 90.

As we mentioned before, this area primarily relies on farming monsters and gathering, and isn't the best place to earn raw gold. So, if you're looking to level up or gather specific items to earn MoP Classic gold, don't hesitate to head here!

Now, we're heading to Jade Forest to experience the thrill of gold farming in MoP Classic WoW. We'll be targeting Turtles, Yearlings, and some Slitherscale Rippers that look like Naga monsters. After just a short farming session, your stash will overflow with gold!

How To Prepare?

First, we'll head to Winward Isle, a small island off the northeastern coast of Jade Forest. It's packed with mobs that spawn incredibly quickly, so you'll never have to wait or be idle.

If you have a decent Plate Armor set, you can even take on 15 mobs at once and charge through them. Even a glass cannon character like Mage can do it, it just takes a little more patience.

Now, to increase your farming efficiency, we can use a Potion of Luck. This gives players a small chance to loot extra treasure from monsters in addition to any regular loot. It's worth noting that this potion lasts for 20 minutes and persists even after death.

Additionally, finding a portable mailbox and a vendor like the mount vendor can be very helpful. They might be able to help you repair your gear, because if you're just sitting here getting beaten up most of the time, your gear is going to need repairs pretty often.

Target Farming

So, which mobs should we farm to maximize our profits?

Saltback Turtle

First, Saltback Turtle. This is a level 90 giant with approximately 470,000 health. They drop Raw Turtle Meat, which is great for cooking. You can also occasionally find epic loot. Furthermore, they can be skinned, so players with Leatherworking profession will have a treat.

Saltback Yearling

However, Saltback Yearling is the real value. These guys are much easier to kill, have 160,000 health, and are between levels 87-88.

More importantly, their loot table is quite rich, with valuable materials like Green and Blue gear and Turtle Meat, and they can also be skinned. So, with a Turtle, you can farm mobs and skin them simultaneously, making it incredibly efficient.

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Slitherscale Ripper

But the genuine stars of Jade Forest are Slitherscale Rippers. These Naga-type monsters have around 400,000 health points. They automatically attack you when you get close, making them quite dangerous.

However, their loot is incredibly rich, dropping not only Windwool Cloth and Cooking Materials, but also epic items, which can be quite valuable. This means you can rack up a ton of WoW MoP Classic gold in Auction House.

Also, if you're a Rogue, farming these guys is even more worthwhile, as you can steal some valuable, marketable junk from them. While these unremarkable items won't be very useful for a level 90+ main character, if you have a sneaky alt, this farming method can help you level up incredibly quickly!

Loot

After just one farming loop, we obtained these lucrative epic items:

• Don Guerrero's Glorious Choker
• Rittsyn's Ruinblasters
• Perculia's Peculiar Signet
• Etoshia's Elegant Gloves

If you find these items while leveling, you can easily earn at least 40,000-50,000 gold, depending on the price on your server. Even if their current price isn't high enough to warrant selling immediately, be assured that these 476 item level pieces still have great potential to fetch much more in the next phase.

Farming Tips

Finally, let's briefly cover a few farming tips to help your exploration go more smoothly.

First and foremost, you want to capture as many monsters as possible and clear out the group, but you don't want to go too far and let them escape. So, your strategy is to kill all the monsters in one place and try to avoid their abilities. If they knock you down, they'll take all your loot.

It's worth noting that the spawn rate here is incredibly high, meaning you'll practically never run out of monsters. This is the kind of place where you can farm for 30 minutes, an hour, or even longer, and the gold piles up.

Once you're done farming these mobs, you can go back, sell the junk they drop, and then toss Windwool Cloth, Turtle Meat, and all the epic items (aka Blue Gear) on Auction House, which might bring you unexpected income.

All in all, Jade Forest is a great place to level up and earn money in WoW Classic's Mists of Pandaria, especially for classes like Mages or Monks who are looking for AoE farming. While quests here aren't as lucrative as raid farming or crafting, they do provide a steady source of MoP gold and XP. So, give it a try!

A brand new dungeon difficulty in WoW MoP Classic, Celestial Dungeon officially launched on August 12th, two weeks after Mogu'Shan Vaults Raid opened!

If you thought Mogu'Shan Vaults was too easy and therefore didn't take Celestial Dungeon seriously, you were wrong! Celestial Dungeon isn't simply Heroic Mode in a different form; it's packed with hidden traps. If you're not careful, you could stumble into a trap and end up dead without knowing why.

Therefore, before entering Celestial Dungeon, it's important to understand some of the mistakes you need to avoid, which can give you a significant advantage. Imagine that while your opponent is still struggling with some time-consuming and troublesome trap tasks, you have already started the next stage. If only someone had told me that from the start.

Mistake #1: Focusing On Non-Damage Buffs

First and foremost, I have to say that Celestial Dungeon is virtually identical to Heroic Mode, except it takes longer to kill enemies. Of course, if your damage output is high, you can easily dispatch them with one shot.

So, if you want your dungeon crawling to go smoothly, your first priority is to assemble a high-damage team and ensure your team members understand each other well, so there aren't any internal conflicts or individuals trying to hog all the loot.

Also, maintaining a balanced team is crucial. For example, while Guardian Druid is a powerful tank, its low DPS can also hinder the team's performance.

Ideally, you'd want to bring a high-damage tank like the Protection Warrior, along with at least one Shaman, a Mage, or a Hunter. Remember to always bring some Battle Resurrection with your character; it's a lifesaver during dungeon battles.

Besides having a balanced roster, you also need to choose the right buffs for each party member. Every time you enter a Celestial Dungeon, there's an NPC sitting there who gives you a ring with four different buffs to choose from, depending on your class.

• Blessing of Niuzao: Increases the tank's Stamina by 15% and their Strength, Agility, and Intellect by 5%.
• Blessing of Chi-Ji: Increases Intellect and Stamina by 10% and applies a healing and damage aura.
• Blessing of Xuen: Increases the Strength and Agility of a friendly target by 15% and has a chance to cause direct attacks to trigger Ferocity of Xuen, dealing damage.
• Blessing of Yu'lon: Increases Intellect by 15% and Stamina by 5%.

It seems like a buff like Blessing of Chi-Ji, which increases both healing and damage, is pretty impressive, right? But it's actually a gigantic trap. What we really want in a dungeon is to deal as much damage as possible. The faster the boss dies, the fewer mechanics they'll have to cast, which is better for the team as a whole.

So, don't fall for those so-called efficient buffs. Only by firmly grasping the damage buff can you truly thrive in these dungeons.

Mistake #2: Spending More Time Leveling Your Alts On Daily Quests Or PVP

Secondly, I have to say that Celestial Dungeon is incredibly friendly to multi-character players! You really should be running these dungeons daily with all your characters.

Every player with multiple alts has experienced the frustration of grinding for MoP Classic gold and reputation every day. While the progression of each character is certainly fun, the grind is often tedious, not to mention incredibly long. This has led many players to abandon their alts.

However, with Celestial Dungeon, you can say goodbye to those days!

Every day, Challenge Mode NPC will offer a daily quest. Completing a dungeon will earn you three August Stone Fragments. Additionally, the first run of the day will grant you four additional fragments.

That means each character can earn seven fragments in about 15 minutes, which can be used for epic upgrades. Combined with accumulated Valor Points, you can easily earn a piece of Conquest PvP gear.

You can also receive a Satchel of Celestial Chance from August Celestial vendor, which contains Lesser Charm of Good Fortune.

In short, if you don't want to do daily quests or PVP anymore, then don't do it. My advice, especially if you have many alts, is to have each alt play a Celestial Dungeon per day. This is by far the most effective way to level up, and it's designed to be very alt-friendly.

Mistake #3: Dungeon Random Queuing

The third thing on this list you absolutely need to be aware of is random queuing, which is a huge pitfall.

Yes, it does allow you to earn some extra August Stone Fragments, but you're overlooking a much larger flaw.

Celestial Dungeons are designed to be a level below raids in order to provide a challenging experience, so their mechanics and boss damage scale directly with the current raid level. This is why it's so important for your team to have the right tanks, healers, and damage-dealing heroes; it's crucial to tackle challenging content. Random queues don't guarantee this, and can lead to imbalance and failure.

Furthermore, players are generally more likely to choose a specific Celestial Dungeon based on the gear they need or the content they want to experience. Random queues make it harder for players to select specific loot or progress through content effectively.

In essence, Celestial Dungeon is designed to provide players with a targeted and challenging path to obtaining raid-tier gear and experiencing the current raid-tier content, rather than a random and potentially frustrating experience with a random group.

Mistake #4: Blindly Spending All Your August Stone Fragments

Finally, I want you to know that players with patience will thrive in Celestial Dungeon. This does require some long-term thinking. Because while it's tempting to grab Conquest gear from vendors right away, you should probably stock up on August Stone Fragments.

The reason for this is that the next raid is only a few weeks away, which means the next set of Celestial gear is also coming soon. Therefore, vendors will probably update their gear for the various raid tiers.

So, while you can use your current Fragments to acquire powerful top-tier rewards, giving you a significant advantage over others entering Heart of Fear Raid, perhaps even better gear is coming soon, giving your currency greater and more valuable uses in the future. Therefore, unless things change, patient players will truly be far ahead of the competition.

In short, Celestial Dungeon is more than just a new challenge; its sophisticated systems allow savvy players to go far. So, before embarking on your dungeon adventure, understand and avoid these pitfalls to stand out from the crowd!

As one of the most popular and influential classic MMORPGs worldwide, World of Warcraft series offers a wide range of gameplay possibilities, both imaginable and unimaginable, through the base game and its multiple expansions.

Of all expansions, Mists of Pandaria featured a new, exclusive feature: scenarios. Now, with the return of that realm, you can experience this feature again in MoP Classic and earn rewards through it!

As a scenario added to the game during the pre-patch, Theramore's Fall is likely the first scenario you encounter in MoP Classic WoW. Below, we'll focus on it and explain how to earn rewards and unique gameplay experiences by playing it.

What Are Scenarios?

A scenario is a three-person party adventure mode in MoP Classic that doesn't require specific role divisions in terms of combat mechanics. You and your teammates can freely play as tanks, healers, or DPS, providing a high degree of flexibility in your combat.

Scenarios are more story-driven than regular dungeons or raids, and each scenario typically lasts only 10 to 30 minutes, allowing you to uncover the unique story of Pandaria through fast-paced combat.

Scenarios offer just as much loot as other gameplay methods. Based on your level and performance, you'll be rewarded with WoW MoP Classic gold, Valor points, gear upgrades, and special achievements upon completing the battle.

How To Enter A Scenario?

After launching Mists of Pandaria Classic on PC, press "I" hotkey to open Group Finder, then select Scenarios tab and queue up. However, you must be at the max level 90 character and have an item level of at least 425.

You can join in advance with a group of friends or randomly matchmaking with strangers as a solo player. The scenarios currently available in WoW MoP Classic include:

• Theramore's Fall
• A Brewing Storm
• Arena of Annihilation
• Brewmoon Festival
• Crypt of Forgotten Kings
• Greenstone Village
• Unga Ingoo

More scenarios will probably be added as more phases become available. To ensure you complete all scenarios in a timely manner, it's best to complete them as soon as possible during the current phase.

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Theramore's Fall Scenario

As a pre-patch scenario, Theramore's Fall should be your first and most important opportunity to familiarize yourself with the mechanics. It will provide you with a basic understanding of how the scenario works and provide a preview of the overall storyline.

Due to the pre-patch level restriction, Theramore's Fall differs from other scenarios in that you can enter it when you just reach level 85. Furthermore, your faction determines the scenario's content:

• Alliance: Enter the destroyed Theramore.
• Horde: Plant a bomb to destroy Theramore.

How Do You Complete This Scenario?

The specific method for completing Theramore's Fall also depends on your faction, so we'll cover each one separately.

Horde Version

Completing Theramore's Fall as a member of Horde requires five steps:

• 1. To the Waterline! - Find a boat at one of the three docks in Theramore, kill Alliance captain aboard, and then place a gunpowder keg on board.
• 2. The Blastmaster - Travel to the center of the docks, find Blastmaster Sparkfuse near the fountain, and inform him that you have successfully completed the quest.
• 3. Gryphon, Down - Kill Baldruc and his gryphons behind the fountain.
• 4. Tanks for Nothing! - Travel to the west of Theramore and destroy Big Bessa and all the unmanned tanks.
• 5. Fly, Spy! - Find Hedric Evencane on the top floor of the barracks, kill him, and take the key. Then, use the key to rescue Thalen Songweaver in Foothold Citadel basement.

Alliance Version

Completing Theramore's Fall as an Alliance player requires six steps:

• 1. Welcome to Theramore - Protect the ships at the dock from Horde members.
• 2. Sweep the Harbor - Kill the captain and activate the barrels on Horde ships to completely defeat Horde members.
• 3. Into the Ruins - Head to the central area of Theramore ruins.
• 4. The Lady Proudmoore - Find Jaina in Mana Bomb crater.
• 5. Destroy the Destroyer - Destroy the siege engine Destroyer at the west gate and recover the stolen standards.
• 6. The Last Stand - Protect Jaina while she attacks Focusing Iris.

What Specific Rewards Are Available?

In addition to the usual gold or special points, upon completing this scenario for the first time, Alliance players will receive Theramore Tabard and Alliance Firework, while Horde players will receive Mini Mana Bomb and Horde Firework.

If you're lucky, you might also receive a faction-specific Everlasting Firework, as well as the following epic items (item level 384):

• Theramore Arcanist's Hat
• Squallshaper's Hat
• Rok'nah Hag's Hat
• Rok'nah Skirmisher's Helm
• Rok'nah Raider's Helm
• Rok'nah Wolfstalker's Helm
• Rok'nah Wolfcaller's Helm
• Silver Circlet
• Black Circlet
• Golden Circlet
• Skirmisher's Spear
• Overseer's Handaxe
• Marine's Rifle
• Captain's Cutlass
• Staff of the Faithful
• Grunt's Greataxe
• Marksman's Blade
• Archmage's Staff
• Sailor's Scimitar
• Blood Guard's Shield

If you receive duplicate or unwanted items, you can sell them for gold to avoid wasting their value.

This concludes the guide for completing Theramore's Fall scenario in WoW Classic Mists of Pandaria. If you haven't experienced this mechanic yet, why not join your friends and start a new adventure?